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Board Directors are formal leaders who help guide a company’s strategy and make major business decisions.
A board director is a formal member of a company’s board who helps make major decisions, oversees company strategy, and protects the interests of shareholders. They have legal responsibilities, voting power, and typically meet regularly with company leadership. Board directors are often compensated with equity, cash, or both.
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Director Development Initiative
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The DDI works with for-profit and non-profit boards of directors to help match aspiring board members, particularly those from underrepresented groups, with board opportunities. The initiative provides training for those interested in corporate board service, maintains a database of potential board directors, works with corporate nominating committees to conduct board searches of the database, maintains a clearinghouse of other organizations that work with aspiring board members, and conducts a census of North Carolina public company board representation every three years.Website
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NACD Research Triangle Chapter
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The peer-to-peer sharing of insights is vital to advancing excellence in the boardroom. The COVID-19 crisis has made that connection more essential than ever. With that in mind, we are pleased to present the NACD Research Triangle Virtual Roundtable Series, providing an opportunity for candid dialogue with your director peers.Website
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